9 calculators · nothing to install
Calculators that do the boring arithmetic
Volumetric weight, landed cost, size conversion, QC checklists, consolidation maths. Every rate is a sample you can edit, and every formula is printed on the page so you can check our work rather than trust it.
- Shipping estimatorPicture the usual situation. Three pairs of shoes and two hoodies are sitting in a warehouse overseas, the consolidated box measures 46 x 34 x 28 cm,
- Volumetric weightYou packed a single hoodie into a 40 x 30 x 12 cm box. The scale says 0.9 kg, the freight quote says 2.4 kg, and nothing on the label explains the dif
- Total cost calculatorThe listing price is never the number you end up paying. Between the item and your front door sit domestic shipping to the warehouse, a service charge
- QC photo checklistWarehouse photos arrive as a grid of six or eight images and most buyers glance at them for a few seconds before tapping approve. That is how wrong si
- Size converterA listing says 42, your usual shoe is a US 9, and the size chart on the seller page is a blurry image from a different brand. Converting is not a sing
- Currency converterAgent prices come in one currency, your card is billed in another, and the number you budgeted rarely matches the number on the statement. The gap is
- Agent fee calculatorTwo agents can quote the same item at the same price and still leave you with different bills, because the service charge is not one number. It might
- Haul weight calculatorA haul of six items rarely ships as six parcels. It ships as one box, and that outer box has its own dimensions, its own weight, and its own volumetri
- Price comparisonComparing agents on item price alone is how people end up paying more. The item price is one line of five, and the other four (service fee, domestic s
Suggested order
Use them in this sequence
Each one feeds the next, which is why the numbers line up.
- 1
Measure the item, not the photo
Grams on a scale, centimetres with a tape. Guessing at this step is where every later number inherits the error. - 2
Check volumetric weight
A light bulky item can cost more than a heavy small one. This is the most common surprise on a first haul. - 3
Build the landed cost
Goods, fee, freight, duty. The number you should actually compare against retail is the landed one. - 4
Verify with a QC checklist
Before you approve shipping, run the checklist so you know what you are accepting.
Numbers need something to attach to
Run the estimate, then put a real row through it. The catalogue is the row.
- Live prices in USD and CNY
- Filter before you commit
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